Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-09-30

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Ring the bell, Webb sells Something
New for a nickle. AS
Fine Box Paper; folty shades OF
French tissue at Wcbb's.
Boys, don't smoke the old chestnut,
but smoke Something New, at Webb's.
There is no use talking, webb is al
ways looking out for Something
New. AIS
President Hunting will preach at the
Congregational church next sabbath
morning.
O. j. Stlwell was in Mt. Pleasant
Thursday visiting the Union school at
that place.
Joe Wilcox attended church at Ed
more last Sunday. spending the day
with friend S.
Bishop Harris, of Detroit, was in
town Monday, the guests of friends at
the Wright House.
We are in receipt Of the Ypsilantian
published at Ypsilanti, setting forth
the advantages of that place.
Rev. J. W. Sutton. of IIesperia, for
merly pastor Of the N. L. church OF
this place. srcnt Sunday in town.
Miss Altha Lattimor, who has been
spending a few weeks with friends in
Toledo. Ohio returned home Tuesday.
John McCurdy, Of Coruna, son of
the Hon. Hugh McCurdy is stopping n
the Wright house and receiving treat
ment at the Sanitarium.
Why pay $3.50 for a silk umbrella
with common handle when you can get
one with gold head at Polters for the
same price with your name engraved
on free
Miss her Baldwin, daughter Of DR..
Baldwin. Of 81 Louis, will move to Al
ma 10 attend the bookkeeping class in
the Union school as no such privileges
are enjoyed in that town
Fred Hale is in Chicago this week taxi
ing i'm the exposition and advertising
the Alma Sauitarium.taldng advantage
of the large crowd Of people thinking it
a good time to spread printers ink.
Something New is pure unhayored
cigar 1t costs you uicKle at Webb's
and You will find it rs good as any Zoe
cigar sold by the local dealers. Ask
WEBB for Something New" AS
7. \. Ely on his return from Nebras-
ka. brought with him a bay geldon :
years old standing 10 hands high and
weighs. although not in Grst-class con-
dition. 1910 pounds and offers him for
sale.
The Saginaw Conference will hold
their semi-mnual meeting in Alma the
9Th of October. See program in this
issue. Opening service on Wednesday
evening. vi are cordially invited to
attend. PASTOR.
j. O. Lumsden and wife, who has
been spending the last few weeks on
the coast of Maine, returned home or
Tuesday. Mr.. Lumsden reports a very
enjoyable trip and many fine sails or
the briny deep.
The members Of the First Presbyter
ian church of Saginaw have elegantly
furnished room in the Alma college
for Miss Golston. proceptress. There
are several other rooms go and do thou
likewise" it will De accepted.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
wreck a passenger tram on the Saginaw
Valley y st. Louis road. between
Graham and IIemlock Wednesday
night. by placing an obstruction on the
track. The company will make yig-
orous endeayor to discover the perpe-
rstors.-Saginaw Evening JoUnQl.
Some % couple OF the friends Of
Henry Grover met in surprise last
Saturday evening to celebrate his Is
anniversary. it is reported as a grand
affair, fine supper was prepared and
before the gathering departed hand
some easy chair was presented him.
Just received large and complete
line of Boots and Shoes direct from the
manufactory consisting in mems boys
youths, well assorted. will be sold at
the lowest possible living price. All
parties will do well to examine stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
w. II. kISCu*
The next meeting Of the VolapVk
Club will be held at the Ladies Library
room, on Monday evening. at o'clock
local, and will close in time for the
Masonic entertainment at the rink
The club now numbers 43 members. In
addition TO the 80 names given last
,rnoI- tIo f,It,v.f,,u la.-o optov.I 41.